Replies to post #44700 on California Grapes International, Inc (CAGR)

[rockinstocks]

CGI was a private company. Start your own private company and check your website's Alexa rating.

[whodis]

You keep repeating this as if it actually means something. I drink beer, wine, and alot of other stuff, and I have never ONCE searched the web for the distribution company who supplies my little local shop with my favorite libations. I don't search the web, I go to the store and search the isles. As a matter of fact, I did a web search for wine distributors in my area, and none even appear to have a website. They come up on yelow pages, etc., but no actual company websites. You are aparantly not too familiar with the business, so I will clue you in. Customers do not "search out" a distributor, a distributor "searches out" it's clients. The reason, I would surmise, that most do not even have a website, it that it is unnecessary to their business model. Lest anyone think that thier "Alexa Ranking" has any impact on, or is any reflection of, their business potential, I suggest they do a little 30 second research on their own, and google "wine distributors" in thier area. See how many actual Company Websites you find (not manta or yellow/super pages). You will quickly see how irrelevent this whole "Alexa Ranking" nonsense is, LOL!

The CAGrape.com website has an Alexa ranking of 24,178,203. Alexa rankings show relative traffic to the site. A site with this ranking means ZERO traffic all year.

[RustyBucksRanch]

Another outright BOGUS and fabricated opinion. Alexa rankings update daily and are based on a 3 month trend, so you have no idea what happened all year. Besides, if a site is out of the top 100,000 it don't even get a ranking by Alexa so the page is meaningless.

A site with this ranking means ZERO traffic all year